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20-10-2003, 16:37
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I've been looking at all of these mini-hover-bots in the galleries. They are awesome!! I thinking of building one with my team as a small project to train new members.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to designing/building these hoverbots. I've considered physically mounting the drive motor on a servo, so that the motor itself pivots and provides direct thrust in certain directions, as opposed to the servo-actuated flaps. Will this work? I would love some feedback. Thanks 
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